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How to reduce the costs of a M2M device by 20%?

If you are in GPS tracking business and have customers or plans to deliver to Russia, then it makes sense to have a look on a combined GPS/Glonass module.

Smart Home at CeBIT 2011 and CHIP 12/2010

Smart Home in the news and events
Smart Home at CeBIT 2011
From March 1st to 5th 2011 CeBIT will be presenting the complete spectrum of intelligent home networking applications at a new special display called “Smart Home”. Visitors will learn how long-term reductions in electricity consumption can be achieved by the use of [...]

M2M white papers and reports plus sample titles

ABI Research
http://www.abiresearch.com
Software for M2M Applications (2010)
Cellular M2M Markets (2009)
3G Machine-To-Machine (M2M) Communications (2007)
Berg Insight
http://www.berginsight.com/
Smart Metering in Western Europe (July 2010)
The Global Wireless M2M Market (December 2009)
Forrester
http://www.forrester.com
The M2M Market Is A Blossoming Opportunity (March 2010)
Machine-to-Machine (M2M): New Traffic on Wireless Networks (March 2010)
Frost & Sullivan
http://www.frost.com
World Satellite Machine-to-Machine Communications [...]

Shipments of Bluetooth, NFC, UWB, 802.15.4 and Wi-Fi ICs Will Increase 20% in 2010

The market for short range wireless ICs is forecast to expand this year; total shipments of Bluetooth, NFC, UWB, 802.15.4 and Wi-Fi ICs will increase approximately 20% compared to 2009. “Bluetooth ICs still lead the short-range wireless IC market,” says ABI Research industry analyst Celia Bo. “Unit shipments are expected to exceed 58% of the total short-range wireless IC shipments in 2010. Wi-Fi ICs rank second place in this market, making up approximately 35% of the total shipments, with the rest of the shipments accounted for by NFC, UWB and 502.15.4 ICs.”

Wireless Sensor Network IC Shipments Bounce Back in 2010; 645 Million Forecast for 2015

LONDON – September 1, 2010
Demand for wireless sensor networks is showing significant growth following a period in which adoption was impacted by the economic downturn.
In 2009, 802.15.4 chipset shipments were down almost 30% compared with the previous year. But according to the latest ABI research report on the WSN market, a strong uplift in [...]

Opportunity for RFID, Bluetooth, GPRS, EDGE, WiFi, 3G LTE, GSM & HSPA in Western Europe’s e-healthcare market

Healthcare in Europe is facing major challenges in both structural reform and unavailability of resources as the region’s working population is far lower in comparison to those of ‘non-working’ age.
This calls for the introduction of new schemes in healthcare that would enable Europe to deal with issues pertaining to the growing ageing population. The involvement [...]

Telemedicine Market to Hit $3.6 Billion. This is 70%+ more within 5 years

Telemedicine Device Market to Reach $3.6 Billion According to New Study
The market for telemedicine devices and services will generate $3.6 billion in annual revenue within five years, a new study claims. The study by the Silver Spring, Md.-based research firm Pike & Fischer, says mobile-services companies, such as AT&T, Verizon, Sprint and Nextel, will take [...]

Telemedicine: Wireless Patient Monitoring Devices in Europe

Telemedicine: Wireless Patient Monitoring Devices in Europe. $89.9 million in 2008. Forecast 2015 $176.9 million http://ow.ly/1bAPs

TechNavio: RFID in Healthcare 2008-2012, Forecast $153.2 million driven by lower cost tags & infrastructure

TechNavio: RFID in Healthcare 2008-2012, Forecast $153.2 million driven by lower cost tags & infrastructure http://ow.ly/1aI1w

Telemedicine Market Shares

Telemedicine Market Shares, Strategies, and Forecasts, Worldwide, 2010 to 2016
http://ow.ly/16Iag
Telemedicine can supplement information available from a physical examination by making care delivery a available. Telemedicine is able to supplement traditional care. Telemedicine is extending monitoring into wellness tracking. The ability to visualize patient condition through blood work, monitors, sensors, imaging, and biometrics changes everything.